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  1. Maybe we need help there, but Blackmon has looked like a stud to me this season.
  2. This is an A+ reply. Pretty sure that I agree completely... Thanks for the perspective.
  3. Jeudy is hypothetically the type of receiver we need here. He's a deep threat who also runs good routes. I hate that he appears to slack on any routes where he isn't a top 2 option and he doesn't block anybody, though. Not really a shoe guy, but maybe a change of scenery is what he needs... shouldn't cost more than a 4th and probably less than that... He's owed more $$ next season than he's earned, imo. Tough call, really, but not a franchise crippling scenario by any means, regardless of how well he'd play.
  4. It's crazy to think about, but Chicago might end up with Williams and MHJ... and get some picks for trading Fields on top.
  5. If Woods can get healthy (and get his head right?) he has unlimited potential. Right now, I'm loving what I'm seeing out of Ogletree as a receiver. Mo and Granson are inconsistent in that department. We do still need a Jack Doyle type... a plus blocker with reliable hands in the short game... that type of guy can help a young QB so much.
  6. He's been out since the end of May... missed all of training camp.
  7. Now I've been reading that Woods' hamstring injury is actually severe, so I was completely wrong. I do like what Mallory has been doing all off-season.
  8. I tend to think that Woods is a bigger part of the offensive plan this season because of how they are treating this hamstring issue, but I could be wrong. Ogletree is intriguing and Granson seems to have great chemistry with Richardson, so it'll be interesting to see how it plays out.
  9. I agree, but it's just strange because he is so physical at the catch point... I honestly think that's he is thinking too much and just needs more practice/reps. I hope, anyway. Reggie to the rescue. On a side note, with how often Richardson misses high, I really wish he could get some time in with J. Woods... hard to miss that dude high.
  10. The public portion of this is just dumb. Irsay should've kept quiet as well as the agent. Nothing either of them will say in public has any bearing on the actual negotiations. Everybody is entitled to their view, but JT and his agent's remarks aren't going to change the RB market or the Colts' plans. The market is what it is, not because of discrimination or anything of the sort... The RB market is low because they don't last and the position is less important (with regard to winning) than it ever has been. You can get 85% of an elite RB's production with a guy off the street or a cheap committee, saving money for more valuable positions. You can draft a perfectly capable replacement in the 3rd round. I don't fault JT for being disgruntled. He's in a precarious position.I think he's a top 5 RB. I just think that the social media posturing and complaining is pointless. He's not going to guilt the Colts or any other team into paying him more. As a RB, there is a significant chance that he is on the decline or done completely by the time Indy is ready to compete with Richardson, anyway. JMO, though.
  11. I completely agree. For Mathurin and Walker to get to start their careers with Ty and (new and improved) Carlisle is a massive boost for their early development. Rick may still be a little stingy with the minutes, but these guys are learning how to play the game the way a small market team needs to play. The pre draft hits on Walker were that his ceiling wasn't as high as some other forwards in the draft and that he plays a bit soft on the offensive side, shooting a lot of floaters. I think that floater issue is overblown and the ceiling talk is nonsense. Walker has an underrated BBIQ and is a very good playmaker. He's a perfect fit for this roster, imo. His offense is much better than was talked about pre draft, but he was asked to play a specific role on a contending NCAA team. He shot a lot of floaters because he made a lot of floaters. His HS tape shows that he can be both a facilitator and an inside scorer with an impressive handle, for a bruiser. I think he's the 4th best prospect from this last draft and could easily end up being the 3rd best NBA player in a draft with 2 surefire All NBA talents in front of him.
  12. I think that it's possible... Honestly, my biggest worry (outside of RG) is Nelson. Does he get back to form this season after 2 rough ones? RK is probably due to bounce back. He's dealt with a lot of personal stuff, but I think he will look better this year. If Nelson looks like Nelson and we get the kind of OT play that this dude is expecting, we might be top 10, after all, but I think it's probably the best case scenario.
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